Best Hotels in Beijing
Explore Beijing with 10572 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
VOYAGE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL (Capital Airport New National Exhibition Store) ★★★★
"The hotel is only a 10-minute drive from the airport and offers a thoughtful 24-hour, on-time, and fast shuttle service. There are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The hotel environment is clean and comfortable, and the staff are warm and attentive. It was a fantastic stay! Plus, there are two alpacas and several squirrels 🐿️, making it an ideal choice for a layover."
UrCove by HYATT Beijing Forbidden City ★★★★
"The hotel was comfortable, staff were friendly and helpful. The location is great, just a short walk from Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. It was unfortunate that the roof-top terrace was closed while we were there. Nevertheless, we were very satisfied with the hotel, and we would certainly recommend it."
Radisson Hotel Beijing Daxing Airport ★★★★★
A contemporary airport hotel, ideally located near Beijing Daxing International Airport, offering comfortable, well-equipped rooms, on-site dining, fitness facilities, and convenient shuttle services, making it ideal for transit stays and short visits.
Le Joy Hotel ★★★★★
Nestled in the bustling heart of the Xidan commercial district, Beijing Le Joy Hotel enjoys a prime location bordering the iconic Chang'an Avenue to the south.
THE YARD HOTEL BEIJING, Tian'anmen Square ★★★
"Facilities: Excellent, the bathtub was very comfortable. Cleanliness: Housekeeping cleaned regularly and diligently. Ambiance: Ancient charm, and the air conditioning was nice and cool. Service: The front desk staff were very welcoming. When our suitcase broke, they even proactively recommended a place to buy a new one. The location is especially good."
Jingli Hotel (Beijing Heshenghui Dajiaoting Subway Station Branch) ★★★★
"It's hard to describe how I feel. 1. The room was indeed small, and so was the balcony. I mistakenly thought I had booked a smaller room type, but after confirming with Trip.com, it turned out I had booked the larger one. 2. I was very busy with my business trip and didn't experience much service. One morning, I woke up to find my door ajar, which was a bit surprising. However, since I didn't have any valuables with me during the trip, I just chatted with the front desk lady, explained the situation, and hoped they would take it seriously. But when I asked in the afternoon, she said she hadn't looked into it yet, and when I asked in the evening, she said she had checked. Nothing came of it. This was quite bizarre; I had to keep pressing them to get the issue resolved. Honestly, there should be an alarm for an ajar door, or the door should have a spring to ensure it closes and locks properly, but unfortunately, neither was the case. 3. Then, when it came to getting the invoice, the front desk lady finally seemed interested in asking about my stay, probably hoping for a good review, and became quite proactive. It feels too formalistic, lacking attention to detail, and overly profit-driven, which left me feeling quite dissatisfied."
Sunworld Dynasty Beijing Wangfujing Hotel (The Forbidden City) ★★★★★
A comfortable, upmarket hotel in central Beijing offering spacious rooms with modern amenities, an indoor pool, a fitness centre and on-site dining, conveniently located near Wangfujing shopping street and major cultural attractions.
Arbour Hotel ★★★
"From the thoughtful welcome fruit upon check-in to the warm and attentive front desk service, everything exudes high quality. The room was clean and well-equipped, and the surrounding environment was quiet and pleasant. The breakfast was rich and delicious. This stay was a fantastic experience, highly recommended."
RIGHT HOTEL Jinsong Subway Station Panjiayuan Antique City ★★★★
"The laundry is free and very busy. I could get free snacks as much I wanted. There could be more power points in the lobby for laptops. The dryer took more than 2 hours. I could hear a baby crying around 3am."
Where to Stay in Beijing
Find the best area in Beijing for your stay
Tian'Anmen Square and Wangfujing Area
Beijing's main historical and tourist centre, where monumental architecture blends with bustling shopping streets, restaurants, and the atmosphere of a modern metropolis.
- Forbidden City
- Tiananmen Square
- Wangfujing Pedestrian Street
East Second Ring Workers' Stadium Area
Dongzhimen is a multifaceted district of Beijing, where the ancient silence of temples and authentic hutongs sit side-by-side with modern sports arenas and bustling shopping streets, offering a unique glimpse into life in the Chinese capital.
- Proletariy Stadium
- Yonghe Temple
- Guijie Food Street
Qianmen (Front Gate) and Chongwenmen Commercial Area
Qianmen and Chongwenmen form the historical heart of Beijing, where the restored Zhengyangmen Gate, legendary shops, and bustling hutongs have painted a vivid picture of the authentic Chinese capital for over 500 years.
- Qianmen Street
- Dashilan Commercial Street
- A park on the site of the Ming Dynasty city wall
Capital Airport and New International Exhibition Center
The International Exhibition Centre in the Shunyi airport district is Beijing’s global gateway, where congress spaces, premium hotels, shopping malls, and restaurants cater to business travellers from across the globe.
- New International Exhibition Centre
- 798 Art Zone
- Shopping and leisure centre Euro-Plaza
Guomao Area
Beijing's modern business district, featuring skyscrapers, luxury hotels, shopping centres, and panoramic views of the metropolis.
- China World Trade Center
- CCTV Headquarters
- A modern, business centre
Daxing Eco-agriculture Tourist Area
A major international gateway serving southern Beijing, designed with a modern terminal and extensive transport connections, offering efficient access to domestic and international flights alongside rail and metro links to the city.
- Large modern terminal with global flight connections
- Direct high-speed rail and metro access to central Beijing
- Integrated facilities with dining, shopping, and passenger services
Jinsong and Panjiayuan Area
An authentic district in south-east Beijing, known for its antique markets, local atmosphere, and a more relaxed pace of city life, away from the tourist crowds.
- Panjiayuan Antique Market
- Longtan Park
- Authentic and peaceful
Yansha Commercial Area
Beijing's prestigious commercial district, featuring international shopping centres, embassies, restaurants, and a comfortable, modern atmosphere.
- Solana Shopping Centre
- Yansha Youyi Shopping Centre
- Chaoyang Park
Yongdingmen and South Railway Station Area
A convenient, well-connected district in southern Beijing, featuring historic gates, quick access to the railway station, and easy links to the city's main attractions.
- Yongdingmen Gate
- Beijing South Railway Station
- Temple of Heaven
Beijing Railway Station, Jianguomen and Guomao Area
Historic city centre railway station with classic architecture, close to central Beijing sightseeing spots.
- Well‑located city centre transport interchange
- Distinctive vintage station building
- Nearby restaurants and city attractions
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Grand Hyatt Beijing at Oriental Plaza
"For my trip to Beijing, I chose the Grand Hyatt. To be objective, it's not far from Metro Lines 8 and 1, but to get to the hotel, you either have to go through a shopping mall or climb a steep set of stairs or a坡, which felt like being in Chongqing. This isn't convenient if you're carrying luggage. So, in reality, the transportation was quite inconvenient. Also, I have to complain about the hotel's pillows – they were terrible. Two soft pillows stacked together were too high, but one was too low. The main issue was how soft they were; they offered no support at all. I stayed for three nights and didn't get a good night's sleep because of them."
InterContinental Hotels BEIJING BEICHEN by IHG
"Had a great stay, especially thanks to Ann at the service center. She was incredibly kind and polite, handled all our requests promptly and reliably, and even helped us with a late check-out. Professional and warm—she was absolutely lovely!"
Bvlgari Hotel Beijing
"The room was clean and tidy, with complete facilities and a convenient location. The front desk staff were warm and thoughtful, and check-in was efficient. The environment was very clean, and overall, it offered great value for money. My stay was comfortable, and I highly recommend it."
Regent Beijing
In Beijing’s central financial and diplomatic district, this luxury hotel offers refined rooms and easy access to cultural landmarks.
Beijing CSN Pearl Hotel
Nestled in a convenient area of Beijing, this modern hotel offers comfortable, well-equipped rooms with all the essential amenities, practical services for travellers, and easy access to transport links, business districts and local dining options—a fantastic choice for both short and transit stays.
Sofitel Beijing Central (Accor)
"As a guest, I truly experienced Destin's excellent service. He was warm and humble, and the check-in process was efficient and organized. He was patient and thorough when answering questions, explaining everything clearly, and maintained a gentle and polite demeanor throughout. He proactively helped coordinate our requests, demonstrating thoughtful and considerate service that was both professional and heartwarming. This left a wonderful impression on our visit, making us feel incredibly comfortable."
Ruihaimu Business Hotel
"Xiao Cao at the front desk, Xiao Li is attentive, satisfied with the store, beautiful environment"
Rosewood Beijing
"I've chosen this hotel many times, and the comfort is consistently excellent. I really appreciate the hotel staff, especially Betty and June Liang, for their enthusiastic help in resolving issues. I'll definitely be staying here again."
Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong
The Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong is perfectly situated in Beijing, just 1 km from Beijing Railway Station and 26 km from the airport, right next to the Jianguomen metro station. In the surrounding area, you’ll find the lovely Ritan Park and the vibrant Wangfujing shopping street.
Shangri-La Hotel, Beijing
"1. In the name of environmental protection, the front desk provided toothbrushes and toothpaste upon check-in, but no comb, which was inconvenient. 2. The toothbrushes were of extremely poor quality; both my child and I experienced bleeding gums from using them. 3. The room was cramped, especially the bathroom, which was so small you could barely turn around. 4. The room facilities were outdated. What was that picture hanging on the wall? When washing my face, water splashed everywhere from the sink, and the stopper at the bottom was broken. Charging devices by the bed was also inconvenient. Everything felt old and worn. 5. Is it really necessary to charge 35 yuan for a can of Coke? While the price was clearly displayed, a Coke that costs 3 yuan in the market being sold for 35 yuan? Are they not intending to sell it, or is it price gouging? I don't understand the logic or psychology behind this pricing. Overall, I'm extremely disappointed and had a terrible experience! It feels like a disservice to the Shangri-La brand and reputation. Truly awful!"
TRUE GO HOTEL(Fuxingmen Financial Street Branch)
"The room is perfect for a short stay. The environment is excellent and kept very clean. There's a post office right outside, and you can get directly to the hotel from there. The staff are all very warm and helpful, providing whatever is needed promptly – very thoughtful and personable. Breakfast is also great."
Jen Beijing by Shangri-La
The hotel is part of the Shangri-La Group portfolio and is known for its trendy design and vibrant social spaces which include premier malls.
Beijing Zhong'an Hotel ( Near metro,Tian'anMen,Forbidden City. tourism service)
Beijing Zhong'an Hotel ( Near metro,Tian'anMen,Forbidden City. tourism service) is a fantastic base for your travels. Beijing Zhong'an Hotel ( Near metro,Tian'anMen,Forbidden City. tourism service) is a wonderful place to stay in Beijing.
Huayi Collection Hotel (Beijing Xinguozhan Capital Airport)
"Came to Beijing for a pet expo and chose this relatively more affordable hotel. It was a good choice, not too far from the exhibition center or the airport. The hotel was clean, well-equipped, and the service was excellent. Very satisfied."
James Joyce Coffetel (Beijing Gongti Sanlitun)
"The hygiene was acceptable, and the location is incredibly convenient. The only downside was that the elevator was a bit hard to find! It's right in Sanlitun, directly across from the South and North districts, and surrounded by bars. Everything is very close and easily accessible."
Xingyi Hotel (Beijing Temple of Heaven Dongmen Subway Station)
"Great hotel location, I came with my wife and kids. The hygiene was good and the service was nice."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Beijing
Discover the charm of Beijing by staying near its iconic landmarks.
The Palace Museum
This iconic UNESCO World Heritage site showcases China’s imperial history through vast courtyards, grand halls, and an extensive collection of ancient artefacts, offering visitors a deep cultural journey into the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Tiananmen Square
Book hotels near Tiananmen Square for easy access to one of the world’s largest public squares and nearby historic landmarks.
Wangfujing
Wangfujing is Beijing’s premier shopping street, lined with boutiques, street food and historic attractions.
Summer Palace
Stay close to the stunning Summer Palace and enjoy the lakeside scenery, imperial gardens, and traditional Chinese pavilions.
Temple of Heaven
Discover the iconic Temple of Heaven where emperors once prayed for good harvests, surrounded by beautiful parks and traditional architecture.
Qianmen Street
Located in central Beijing near Tiananmen Square, this historic pedestrian street blends traditional architecture with modern retail, offering a lively atmosphere filled with heritage shops, local snacks, and cultural landmarks.
Prince Kung's Palace Museum
A beautifully preserved Qing dynasty residence in central Beijing, showcasing traditional Chinese architecture, classical gardens, and cultural exhibits that reflect the lifestyle of imperial nobility.
Sanlitun
Sanlitun is Beijing’s most vibrant nightlife district, with stylish bars, international restaurants and shopping malls
Universal Beijing Resort
World-class entertainment complex in Beijing featuring immersive themed lands, thrilling rides, live shows, and resort hotels, designed for full-day and multi-day leisure experiences.
Beijing Travel Information
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Beijing Hotel Guide: Where to Stay in Beijing?
Beijing, China’s historic capital, known for its imperial landmarks, rich culture, and thriving modern districts. The city combines ancient heritage with modern life, offering a unique mix of palaces, temples, shopping streets and cutting-edge architecture. Bustling markets, traditional hutongs and vibrant nightlife create an atmosphere full of contrasts. Let’s find the best areas to stay in Beijing and enjoy this historic city.
Best Places to Stay in Beijing
Beijing offers tourists a variety of neighbourhoods: Wangfujing, Houhai, Qianmen, Gulou, Xidan and Guomao/CBD are the most popular.
Wangfujing
A lively district with shopping, dining, and close access to major landmarks.
- The Peninsula Beijing: Price from £268. Spacious luxury suites, prime location near Forbidden City, and world-class service.
- Hilton Beijing Wangfujing: Price from £113. Modern rooms, indoor pool, and easy access to Wangfujing shopping street.
Houhai & Gulou
Historic lakeside and hutong districts offering charm, culture, and a romantic atmosphere.
- Beijing Houhai Gulou Courtyard Manxin Mansion: Price from £89. Family-friendly hotel with excellent facilities and convenient Houhai metro access.
- The Orchid Hotel: Price from £141. Historic hutong stay with convenient metro access and nearby cultural attractions.
Guomao (CBD)
Modern business and luxury district, ideal for corporate travellers and high-end stays.
- China World Summit Wing, Beijing: Price from £167. Sky-high luxury with panoramic views, premium dining, and executive services.
- JW Marriott Hotel Beijing: Price from £109. Modern luxury, excellent business facilities, and convenient CBD location.
Getting to and Around Beijing
Beijing has two main airports: Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) and Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX). PEK handles most international and long-haul flights, while PKX is a newer hub serving both domestic and international routes.
Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK): Located about 15 miles (25 km) northeast of the city centre, PEK is the busiest and most common arrival point for flights from the UK. It is well-connected to the city by the Capital Airport Express, taxis, and shuttle buses.
Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX): Situated around 29 miles (46 km) south of central Beijing, PKX is a modern airport designed to handle growing passenger numbers. Transport options include the Daxing Airport Express, intercity rail, taxis, and buses.
>> Read Our Guide on Getting From Beijing Airports to the City Centre
Want to start or end your Beijing trip smoothly? Staying at a hotel near PEK or PKX with shuttle services can save time and energy, especially for late-night arrivals or early flights, giving you more chance to enjoy the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and the city’s lively food streets.
Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK)
Hotel Name | Estimated Price | Distance from Airport (PEK) | Shuttle Service Info |
From £28 | Close to PEK | Airport pick-up (Free): 2 times per hour, reservations required (15 mins in advance). Airport drop-off (Free): 1 time per hour, reservations required (2 hrs in advance). Business hours: [Mon – Sun] 00:00–23:59 |
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Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX)
Hotel Name | Estimated Price | Distance from Airport (PKX) | Shuttle Service Info |
From £25 | Close to PKX | Free airport pick-up and drop-off, 2 times per hour. |
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Getting around Beijing is convenient thanks to its extensive subway network, affordable buses, and the availability of taxis and ride-hailing apps. Walking is also a great way to experience the city’s historic charm and hidden alleyways.

Main Transport in Beijing:
- Subway: Fast, cheap, and efficient with English signage and announcements. QR code payments via Alipay or WeChat Pay are common, and most stations accept contactless Visa, Mastercard, or UnionPay.
- Buses: Scenic, affordable, and with wide coverage, reaching areas beyond the subway. If using mobile or card payments, passengers must scan the QR code/swipe the card when boarding and exiting the bus, otherwise the full fare will be charged.
- Taxis: A convenient option for families or when you're tired. Starting fare is 13 RMB for the first 3 km, and a 20% surcharge will be added at night.
- Ride-hailing apps: Didi Chuxing and Amap work like Uber, offering a reliable and cashless alternative to taxis.
- Walking: Ideal for exploring hutongs, markets, and historic neighbourhoods at your own pace.
Find More to Match Your Travel Style
Luxury & Historic Charm
- Resort-style stay within iconic heritage grounds → Aman Summer Palace (Price from £424)
- Modern luxury, premium service and design → NUO Hotel Beijing (Price from £80)
Shopping & Entertainment Districts
- Elegant luxury close to Wangfujing shopping streets → The Peninsula Beijing (Price from £268)
- Upscale stay in Chaoyang’s CBD with premium dining → Rosewood Beijing (Price from £257)
Family Fun & Theme Park Access
- Immersive stay themed around movie magic at Universal → The Universal Studios Grand Hotel (Price from £122)
- Modern comfort and family-friendly amenities near Universal Resort → Park Inn by Radisson Beijing Tongzhou Universal Resort (Price from £20)
Beijing Hotels Booking Tips
- Book Early for Peak Seasons – Chinese New Year, National Day, and summer holidays see hotels sell out fast.
- Watch for Major Events – Big conferences, expos, or festivals drive up demand, so book your room well in advance.
- Consider Other Areas – Stay in Haidian, Chaoyang outskirts, or Tongzhou for better prices and solid transport links.
- Match the Area to Your Itinerary – Choose Dongcheng for the Forbidden City, Tongzhou for Universal Studios, or CBD for business trips.
- Prioritise Subway Access – Select hotels within a 10-minute walk of a subway station to avoid traffic jams.
- Save with Deals – New Trip.com users can save up to 8% off hotel bookings.
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FAQ – Hotels in Beijing
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What is the average price of a hotel in Beijing this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Beijing this weekend is £130 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £120 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Beijing this weekend typically cost £352 per night.
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How much do hotels in Beijing cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Beijing during weekdays is £117 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £116 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Beijing generally cost £343 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Beijing?
Some of the best places to stay in Beijing are near popular attractions like The Palace Museum, Tiananmen Square and Wangfujing, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Beijing?
Couples visiting Beijing have highly rated stays at Happy Dragon Saga Hotel with terrace Beijing Forbidden City Wang Fu Jing Street (from £31) Other popular choices for couples in Beijing include Beijing Xinqiao Hotel (from £57) and Beijing Wtown Resort (from £95).
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Beijing?
Families visiting Beijing often prefer hotels like VOYAGE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL (Capital Airport New National Exhibition Store) (from £28), Livefortuna Hotel (from £55) and THE YARD HOTEL BEIJING, Tian'anmen Square (from £29), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Beijing near The Palace Museum?
Some of the top hotels in Beijing near The Palace Museum include Hotel Yoo (close to the Forbidden City, Tian 'anmen Square,only 10 minutes' walk from Tian 'anmen) (from £54), UrCove by HYATT Beijing Forbidden City (from £65) and Le Joy Hotel (from £33), all offering easy access to The Palace Museum, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Beijing?
The most popular Beijing hotels for your stay: VOYAGE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL (Capital Airport New National Exhibition Store) (from £28), ELONG R.YUN (Beijing Capital Airport Branch) (from £14) and MeiChen Hotel( within the terminal building of Beijing Daxing International Airport) (from £16) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Beijing are pet friendly?
NOUS•LAND Beijing (from £72), base-Wangfujing Serviced Apartment (from £59) and Jinjiang Inn Style Hotel (Beijing Dongzhime, Sanlitun) (from £11) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Beijing are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Sunworld Dynasty Beijing Wangfujing Hotel (The Forbidden City) (from £99), Jialong Hotel (Beijing Chaoyangmen) (from £22) and Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong (from £73) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Beijing have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Beijing Wtown Resort (from £95), Dasein Youlan Hotel(Near Tian‘anmen,Forbidden City) (from £138) and Gubei Water Town Imperial Springs Hotel (from £60) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Beijing have swimming pools?
Livefortuna Hotel (from £55), Radisson Hotel Beijing Daxing Airport (from £25) and Beijing CSN Pearl Hotel (from £22) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Beijing offer an especially good breakfast ?
Radisson Hotel Beijing Daxing Airport (from £25),Sunworld Dynasty Beijing Wangfujing Hotel (The Forbidden City) (from £99) and Le Joy Hotel (from £33) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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To get the best hotel deals, try these Trip.com tips: 1. Log In Trip.com first and unlock member-only rates and Trip Coins (loyalty points). 2. Book Midweek: Sun–Thurs stays are much cheaper than weekends. 3. Set Price Alerts: Monitor price drops and rebook if needed. 4. Use “We Price Match” Policy: If you find a lower price elsewhere, Trip.com will refund the difference. 5. Avoid major holidays, conventions, and big events. 6. Check the Deals Page to see what promotions are available now on Trip.com.
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